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breeding
- Thread starter daxfactor
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manog
Closet Creation Herps
It has been my experience that there is a chase. It all depends on the female. If she is a first timer then there will be one for sure! I have seen some wicked chases and some pretty mean females that will whip their tails around and even musk the males because they just arent into it.
thank you for the quick reply.well my male chased the female for a while last night and it seemed as if he got tired or some thing and just retreated to his hide and the female soon followed so my next question is. Will they eventually breed or does he not care any more. once again thank you
TripleMoonsExotic
I <3 Stripes!
I would split them up and then reintroduce in 2-3 days.
Duff
New member
From my limited experience, I think it mostly depends on the timing and the pairing. The same female... with one male there was lots of chasing and if not for the stubborn persistence of the male, probably nothing would've happened. Fast forward to her introduction to a different male later on, and it was wham, bam, thank you ma'am... literally within minutes they were hooked up.
Help
:wavey: hiya every one im new to this so pls bear with me. can any one help me answer the following questions or point me in da right direction:
when breeding corn snakes wat is:
1. suitable accommodation and furnishings
2. preparation to encourage mating behaviour
3. stock selection eg. genetic compatibility, health
4. legal responsabilities eg. legislation and licensing
5. ethical responsabilities eg re-homing of young
pls pls help im really stuck :eek1:[/SIZE]
:wavey: hiya every one im new to this so pls bear with me. can any one help me answer the following questions or point me in da right direction:
when breeding corn snakes wat is:
1. suitable accommodation and furnishings
2. preparation to encourage mating behaviour
3. stock selection eg. genetic compatibility, health
4. legal responsabilities eg. legislation and licensing
5. ethical responsabilities eg re-homing of young
pls pls help im really stuck :eek1:[/SIZE]
princess
Cornaholic
Hey Duff, I've had exactly that happen too around here...6 weeks of nothing with one male and then 30 seconds of wooing and that was satisfactory from another!
I put a virgin pair together for the 1st time last night and he was keen as mustard but she employed an evasion technique I've never seen before. She squirmed and changed dirrection rapidly and doubled back under herself so that he couldn't 'trace' her. I've never seen that behavious before. IAfter about an hour of this I put him back in his viv and called it a night. I'll try again next week...hmmmm
I put a virgin pair together for the 1st time last night and he was keen as mustard but she employed an evasion technique I've never seen before. She squirmed and changed dirrection rapidly and doubled back under herself so that he couldn't 'trace' her. I've never seen that behavious before. IAfter about an hour of this I put him back in his viv and called it a night. I'll try again next week...hmmmm
Roy Munson
New member
tabby795 said:
Do you interrupt conversations in the real world like this? Probably not. I know you're new (welcome!), but you should understand that this is very poor etiquette. Use the search functions, and if you still don't find your answers, start your own thread in the appropriate subforum.
Roy Munson said:Do you interrupt conversations in the real world like this? Probably not. I know you're new (welcome!), but you should understand that this is very poor etiquette. Use the search functions, and if you still don't find your answers, start your own thread in the appropriate subforum.
sorry i didnt know